kwazoku
/kwaːzoku/Definitions
1. noun
Japanese term referring to a close-knit community or group, often used to describe a tight-knit group of nationalists.
“The politician’s speech highlighted the importance of building a strong kwazoku among the nation’s youth.”
2. noun
In Shinto context, a spiritual community or group bound together by shared values and traditions.
“The tourists were struck by the sense of kwazoku that pervaded the Shinto shrine during the festival.”